Keep it comin' love

The lyrics express a direct request for affection and continued closeness. The speaker repeatedly asks a lover not to stop, creating an eager, playful mood. Beneath that energy is some vulnerability: the speaker worries that the other person might encourage hope and then withdraw. The song does not tell a detailed story; its repeated phrases keep the focus on desire and reassurance.

“Keep it coming” means continue giving something, here understood as love or attention. The image of a “well” running dry suggests that affection might run out, while “build me up, just to let me drop” describes raising someone’s hopes before disappointing them. “Turn me on, just to turn me off” can mean creating desire and then abruptly rejecting it; in this context, it may carry both romantic and physical implications.

The repeated pleas could be heard as confident flirtation, but also as a request for emotional consistency. The speaker wants the moment to continue and asks not to be given reasons or turned away. Still, the lyrics do not explain the relationship or whether the concern reflects a real conflict. Their simple, insistent wording leaves room for both a light dance-floor reading and a more vulnerable one.